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Raphaël Glucksmann, president of the Place publique movement, won the socialist primary organized by the Socialist Party, becoming the candidate of the social democratic left in the 2027 French presidential election.
Raphaël Glucksmann won’t say it, but he probably thought it: “Finally, the trouble begins! » The formula was pronounced by François Mitterrand on the evening of his election to the Élysée, in 1981. It is obviously not a feat of this ilk that the president of Place publique achieved on Sunday evening. The road is still long and winding before we imagine entering rue du Faubourg-Saint-Honoré next May. But Raphaël Glucksmann took a decisive step in his political goal by winning the socialist primary. And with style, since he was designated candidate of the social democratic left for the presidential election in the first round, with 66.17% of the votes (79,613 votes), far ahead of Olivier Faure (14.46%). “We are not here to win a dispute on the left. We are here to win the presidential election: turn the page on macronism, prevent the far right and change life,” he immediately reacted on the social network X.
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AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Raphaël Glucksmann will be the official candidate of the left in the 2027 presidential elections
Very likely · Within months
The presidential campaign will see a triangular between Glucksmann, Macron and the far-right candidate
Likely · Within months
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Olivier Faure, first secretary of the Socialist Party, was eliminated in the first round of the Socialist primary with 14.46% of the votes, far behind Raphaël Glucksmann (66.13%) and Ségolène Royal (7.62%), ending his candidacy for the presidential election after eight years at the head of the party.

Raphaël Glucksmann won the Socialist Party primary with 66% of the votes, well ahead of Olivier Faure, Ségolène Royal, Jérôme Guedj and Emmanuel Maurel. Despite attacks during televised debates and a cyberattack that disrupted electronic voting, he calls for unity and mobilization for victory in 2027.

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The first round of the socialist primary ends Sunday at 6 p.m. with Raphaël Glucksmann favorite (10-12% voting intentions) against Olivier Faure (3-5%), Ségolène Royal and two outsiders. An electronic vote disrupted by a cyberattack Friday morning was extended until Sunday evening after a normal resumption Friday evening. The candidates agree on pensions but differ on the financing of their promises.